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I didn't know that, never bothered to measure one but knowing that, it's a considerable saving if say you have ten 36w twins running. I recently bought a three pin plug in watt meter which has been interesting checking usage for various appliances. Regards, Jon

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Hello Paul, I am not quite sure what you mean, I assume that you mean adjust the handset so that it communicates with the collar? These things are factory set and should need no adjustment. First I would try both parts against known good ones to find which part is not working. The handset does have some small adjustable 'pots' inside but these are factory set and sealed with locking compound and should need no adjustment. If you have no luck I will ask my electronics guru for advice. Regards, Jon

Hey thanks Jon and yes you’re right about the pots and there are what I’m referring to. The handset was some 4ft or so ‘out’ compared to another handset… I looked up about calibration and it was these pots that set it… I believe one for depth/distance and one for the ‘squelch’ . Any way, I had ago without any luck… apart from bad luck as it’s now worse than ever! I’m just looking to finding someone who can help!

Thank you for enquiring, unfortunately no, I do not have the time. Good luck, Jon

@wotjonsez2560 thanks for replying do you no anyone who would there would be plenty of work nowon can seen to find anyone that does

Enjoy it! Best regards, Jon

Hello, Most narrow bore copper is supplied pre annealed. If you do need to anneal it just heat it red with a blowlamp and quench it in water. Good luck, Jon

@@wotjonsez2560 Many thanks

Hi, I don't remember, not too long; and it would have been a bit quicker if I had seen this video! Good luck, Jon

I did once research asbestos related dangers quite thoroughly. According to figures available, each one of us already breathes in twenty thousand asbestos fibers per day! No need to take any more risks than neccessary though. Wear a mask and use a vacuum and do not spread the stuff arround with compressed air. There were three unrelated but similar minerals used as asbestos, the bulk of which are harmless. The ones since identified as dangerous were used during true asbestos shortages and are relatively uncommon but indistinguishable from the harmless stuff so take care. As for myself, as an apprentice I had to saw, drill, file and sand brake linings as part of my job. I remember asking the safety officer for a mask because there was an asbestos warning motif on the roll of 'ferodo' and being told to get on with my job. I also had a friend who was a painter and decorator who died of asbestos related disease he told me that as an apprentice he regularly had to sand and prepare asbestos panelling in council houses in Sheffield. People are changing clutches and brakes all day every day so I still do it, I take some precautions but don't worry too much about it. Good luck, Jon

@ Yeh, unfortunately lost my Grandad to asbestosis back in 2019 he used to work in power stations as engineer climbing in and out of boilers which are lagged in it for fire retardant. It’s a generation thing I suppose, did some research last night and it’s showing that it was banned in Japan in 1985 or there abouts but Mitsubishi and some others continued to use it up to 2005 when they got caught essentially. So I have a 11 plate so think it’s fine but yes other materials were used ect. I’m just very wary of asbestos now after my grandad, I’ll have breathed in far worse things more than likely but still no need to take risks if not necessary. Cheers for the reply

Sorry, I don't really understand the question

Thank you. Best regards, Jon

Hi, Junk shop, antique shop, ebay - search roating jack or clockwork spit. Goodluck, Jon

Thank you for watching. I do agree, it is a very good accurate gun but just far too heavy for my liking. Regards, Jon

Hello, That tape is more correctly called a ribbon connector. I no longer have that camera but I think it may be to take the signal from the rotary selector on the back of the camera. Good luck, Jon

Hello, It depends how thick. I have not had much experience cutting glass over 6mm thick that is the old quarter plate. I seem to remember when I was researching glass cutters some years ago I found that cutters are made for different ranges of glass thickness, something to do with the angle of the score that is some have a more acute angle of sharpness on the wheel than others. Good luck, Jon

Hi Mike, My experience is a bit limited however I have found the L200 by far the easiest to work on. The Toyota's have the better reputation but I think that is just a repeated urban myth. I also prefer driving the L200 and off the road it has behaved it's self very well. Good luck, Jon

@wotjonsez2560 Thanks Jon

Thank you for your kind feedback. I have just started a new channel, Wotjoncooks. It's a while now since I have plucked a cold pheasant and I have developed a quick method of prepping the whole bird, my first video on this new channel shows this method. Best regards, Jon

Thank you. They are just brake pipe fittings. I have loads of them, bought them years ago. Salvage them from any old vehicle (with metric fittings) otherwise motor factors or ebay. Good luck , Jon

You probably could but be aware; chimneys are often very unstable structures and not necessarily safe things to secure yourself to. Be careful, Jon

@@wotjonsez2560 Thanks, I'm now thinking of knocking up a timber frame that will be plenty sturdy I only really need a bench to sit to render. I can run a rope over the roof to clip to.

Sorry, I don't remember it being difficult though. We drilled the pop rivets out and just lifted the plastic piece away i think. Have a look at our tub removal video. Good luck, Jon

Yes, that's why we had to replace it.

Dunno. Could have been done by a previous owner?

Hi, It's worth having a look at my other video, Genuine thermostart v spurious. I agree better through a relay and a separate momentary switch, the springs wear out in the ignition switches and the thermostart does not switch off and burns it's self out, thirty quid down the drain. Good luck, Jon

Don't know, try it and let us know. Thanks, Jon

Could be an air lock in the supply pipe or the small gauze filter in the lift pump (or a faulty pump). I can never understand why they do not fit a proper filter in the supply pipe before the pump. Good luck, Jon

So I took the plate off and saw my fuel lifters are moving but almost like mines not getting enough pressure tho until after cranking for a long time.

Thank you. I have not come across a record trigger that new! I always find it a bit odd that manufacturers assume than we do not have driver tips for odd sizes and security screws etc. Regards, Jon

Be careful what you ask for! Regards, Jon